What impact does globalization have on the labor force?

The impact of globalization on the labor force is as follows:

First of all, globalization makes the labor force flow freely, and the increase of labor migration brings benefits to workers and receiving countries, helping countries with labor shortages to fill important positions, and some countries have found the best skilled workers they need.

Secondly, globalization has intensified the competition for labor demand. In the face of the global economic downturn, if workers can't find suitable jobs, property owners will depress workers' wages. Globalization will also have an impact on labor safety.

The impact of globalization:

With the increase of the number of global standards such as copyright law, the growth of international trade is faster than that of the world economy, and multinational corporations control the share growth of the world economy. The development of the international financial system is more influenced by international culture.

For example, through the export of Hollywood movies, the reduction of cultural diversity, the integration and innovation of various cultures, the gap between the rich and the poor may widen, the development of international tourism, the plundering of resources in developing countries by some developed countries, and the dumping of industrial waste by some developed countries to developing countries, which leads to the destruction of the environment and the conflict between civilization and values in developing countries.

Through the Internet, telephone and other technologies, the information resources enjoyed by * * * are increasing, the number of immigrants is increasing, including illegal immigrants, and terrorism is also globalizing. Terrorist organizations involved in terrorist attacks often do not operate in their own countries and have nothing to do with their own countries.